Here you'll find useful information on Research Papers, Prezis, and other practical information as well as events, links, videos, etc that I find throughout the year that are for fun!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For Homework, please go onto prezi.com and sign in to your group account, and then follow the steps below to learn about the software. Click on the “Learn” tab at the top of the page and watch the video entitled “Get Started”. In this video you learn:
How to write on the canvas and add elements to it, like photographs and YouTube videos.
Learn how to use the “transformation zebra”.
Learn how to create a path that puts the elements of your Prezi into a particular order.
Try to incorporate these ideas in your own Prezi!
Then move on to the video entitled “Go to the next level”. You will learn about grouping objects by using frames. Try out the ideas in this video as well in your Prezi. I also recommend the Prezi entitled “How to create a great Prezi,” inside the yellow box in the middle of the Learn page.
If you wish, you can view the video entitled “Share Your Prezi,” but the sharing we’ll do will be basic. To generate a link to your Prezi, find the box below your Prezi (it’s the facebook, twitter icon) and click on it. This will give you a Web address that you can use to create a link on your wiki to your Prezi.
To view some completed Prezis, click on the Explore tab at the top of the page.
Welcome to the "Catch All" Page
Short history of the Constitution hereHere you'll find useful information on Research Papers, Prezis, and other practical information as well as events, links, videos, etc that I find throughout the year that are for fun!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For Homework, please go onto prezi.com and sign in to your group account, and then follow the steps below to learn about the software.
Click on the “Learn” tab at the top of the page and watch the video entitled “Get Started”.
In this video you learn:
Try to incorporate these ideas in your own Prezi!
Then move on to the video entitled “Go to the next level”. You will learn about grouping objects by using frames. Try out the ideas in this video as well in your Prezi. I also recommend the Prezi entitled “How to create a great Prezi,” inside the yellow box in the middle of the Learn page.
If you wish, you can view the video entitled “Share Your Prezi,” but the sharing we’ll do will be basic. To generate a link to your Prezi, find the box below your Prezi (it’s the facebook, twitter icon) and click on it. This will give you a Web address that you can use to create a link on your wiki to your Prezi.
To view some completed Prezis, click on the Explore tab at the top of the page.
The Prezi manual is available at:
http://prezi.com/learn/manual/
A list of keyboard shortcuts in Prezi is:
http://prezi.com/learn/keyboard-shortcuts/
Googling the Prezi topic you’d like to learn more about also works well.
Video for Veterans Day!
Wounded Marine
...and a great story for Veteran's Day or Memorial Day
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier -Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A really awesome world mapshowing you the world as viewed through a lense of freedoms.
One of America's best ground attack aircraft: